Meteorological forecasts indicate that afternoon temperatures in the coming days are expected to range primarily between 30 and 35 degrees Celsius. This period of elevated heat will be accompanied by relatively frequent afternoon and evening thunderstorms, a pattern predicted to begin on Tuesday and continue through the end of the week. According to experts, thunderstorms are anticipated to occur in various locations across Slovenia almost daily.
A significant shift is forecast for the latter part of the week, as a cold front is expected to pass over the region. This passage is anticipated to cause the heat to diminish starting from Sunday. Forecasts suggest a period without intense heat for the following week, commencing on July 19th.
Throughout this time, a high fire risk remains in effect across the natural environment nationwide. Regarding coastal conditions, the sea temperature is currently between 27 and 28 degrees Celsius, with a projected drop to 25–26 degrees Celsius after the summer season concludes. While the temperature is not extremely high, it is reported to remain warm enough for recreational swimming and is also noted as an area suitable for fishing activities.
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